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The no-bake cheesecake is a no brainier dessert it’s easy and tastes good. You could probably even make it camping if you had a good cold cooler. But most recently at work we had a nacho party and I was volunteered to bring a dessert. I decided to experiment with the Jello no-bake cheesecake by adding an horchata flair. This recipe is practically as easy as the recipe on the box, you just need to get crafty with the milk substitute.


Horchata No-Bake Cheesecake

Ingredients:
1 box of Jello No-Bake Cheese Cake
½ c. Heavy Whipping Cream
1 c. horchata
1 t. cinnamon
1 t. vanilla
1 pre-made graham cracker crust or use the crust mix that comes with cheese cake mix
caramel sauce

Preparation:

• Mix the horchata, heavy whipping cream, cinnamon, and vanilla in a bowl. (this is your milk alternative)
• Pour it in the mixer with the cheesecake mix and follow the directions on the box.
• Optional: When served drizzle caramel sauce over the slice.

 Enjoy

• Your F5 LTM and or ASM are logging HSL (high-speed logging) to Splunk. (ASM is not a requirement)
• Configure an HSL pool that includes the Splunk logging servers.
• Configure the newest iRule on your F5 for logging to Splunk.
• Associate the new logging iRule with virtual servers you want to monitor. 
• Lastly set up an ASM logging profile to sending to Splunk. 

 https://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/AddOns/released/F5BIGIP/Setup

Once that is complete you can create a new dashboard in Splunk. Then copy and paste the dashboard source code I have uploaded on my GitHub repository. Once you save the dashboard you should be able to type in the URL of the application you want to monitor, the corresponding F5 pool name and the time frame you are interested in.

GitHub link:
 https://github.com/wirelessphreak/F5-Dashboard-for-Splunk

If you have improvements or comments please let me know. This is a work in progress and I am always looking to make it better.

There are smells and tastes and instantly trigger memories. For me pizzelle cookies are the trigger that immediately teleports me to my grandma and grandpas home as a child. My grandmother recently asked if I wanted her pizzelle maker and of course I said yes. So even before I make my first batch I  wanted to share the manual, that includes the recipe and operation, with everyone.

This list is courtesy of @tarah on twitter.